The Houston Astros and Milwaukee Brewers Sunday afternoon match-up might’ve been the funniest fan related baseball game in a long time. We just got done writing about a fan who used a baby seat to try and catch a home run. Now, this fan took a foul ball right to the nose.
Dude is lucky he didn’t start bleeding everywhere.
Plus, did you see the baby behind the guy? What is with all these babies attending Astros’ games?
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